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by aeontech 6y ago
I wonder if anyone else remembers hoodwink.d by _why For those that don't, it was a locally running proxy service that would inject its own annotation UI into any site you wanted. Basically your own pocket comment/discussion board
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by aeontech 6y ago
Yes, I should have been clearer
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by aeontech 6y ago
A neat interactive visualization http://www.lkozma.net/cuckoo_hashing_visualization/ Edit: as child comment points out, this is a visualization of normal cuckoo hashing, not cuckoo++ that this paper describes.
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by aeontech 6y ago
This is just such a pleasure to read, even as someone that has only surface awareness of database internals at all. Both for the incredibly friendly and professional tone, and for the obvious deep technical knowledge on both sides. And that
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by aeontech 6y ago
Ok, gboards are something straight out of Snow Crash. I didn't know I needed this, thanks a lot :)
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by aeontech 6y ago
I stand corrected, I must have misunderstood the doc.
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by aeontech 6y ago
Check out Porpentine's games... "Howling Dogs" and "With Those We Love Alive" are both amazing. http://slimedaughter.com/games/
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by aeontech 6y ago
It's not a bug in macOS, it's a security feature. However, you can use synthetic firmlinks to define arbitrary root-level paths that _are_ writable. See `man synthetic.conf` and check out https://derflounder.wordpress.c
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by aeontech 6y ago
http://archive.is/rgt5N
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Makie – High level plotting on the GPU in Julia(makie.juliaplots.org)
1 points by aeontech 6y ago|0 comments
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by aeontech 6y ago
How does Flagger compare to Spinnaker in your experience?
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by aeontech 7y ago
What's the best way to reach you? I know a few people who might be quite interested and interesting to work with.
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Streamz: Python pipelines to manage continuous streams of data(streamz.readthedocs.io)
211 points by aeontech 7y ago|24 comments
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by aeontech 7y ago
I don't think they'd say "we're working with Apple" if that wasn't the case. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if people working on the Network Extension framework were exactly the kind of people who want to b
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PgSync: Sync Postgres data between databases(github.com)
166 points by aeontech 7y ago|35 comments
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by aeontech 7y ago
Sign in With Apple is OpenID, which is an open standard. See https://openid.net/2019/09/30/apple-successfully-implements-... A fellow comment downthread encapsulates the benefit of this change perfectly: “The
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by aeontech 7y ago
How would this qualify as “antitrust abuse” exactly? You are free to use your own sign on system without adding this.
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by aeontech 7y ago
That debug report was incredible, I have to say. Hats off to the author for their patience.
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by aeontech 7y ago
Does anyone know if a GLEAMviz [0] model for Covid-19 is in the works? There's a H1N1 model here [1] that one could use as a starting point, I imagine? [0] http://www.gleamviz.org [1] http://www.gleamviz.org&#x2F
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by aeontech 7y ago
Not parent poster, but I use zsh-histdb [0] to keep my history in an SQLite database. There is also Historian [1] for bash, and a bunch of other suggestions in the discussion thread on it on HN [2] [0]: https://github.com/la
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by aeontech 7y ago
Sounds like “Fall, or Dodge in Hell” by Neal Stephenson
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by aeontech 7y ago
Time to add “skilled in network-aware agentless automation” to my resume!
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by aeontech 7y ago
Ahh, amazing work. Your original blog posts describing the workings of Mitogen and the pitfalls you've had to avoid were incredibly interesting. Thank you so much both for the project, and for the fascinating documentation of the devel
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by aeontech 7y ago
It’s actually a drop-in engine for Ansible originally. See author’s blog: https://sweetness.hmmz.org/
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by aeontech 7y ago
Indeed! I knew Sparta just by reputation, like most people I expect, so this was a rather surprising and fascinating series. It was a second surprise to come to this thread and see so many people vehemently dismissing the article, the autho
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A military historian’s analysis of Spartan myth(acoup.blog)
114 points by aeontech 7y ago|91 comments
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Apple pulls police-tracking app used by Hong Kong protesters(washingtonpost.com)
8 points by aeontech 7y ago|0 comments
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by aeontech 7y ago
What’s the physical hardware you are running these on?
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by aeontech 7y ago
FWIW, most people I know remap caps lock to ESC for ergonomic reasons, so for them removing the physical escape key was a no-op. I realize that's a vanishing minority of normal people though :)
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by aeontech 7y ago
Interesting, what examples have you seen specifically? You can get the card number and associated info from the wallet app if you need to type it in somewhere...

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